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Rings ~ Georgian, Victorian & Edwardian
Antique Rings
20th century rings

DECO 18 karat white gold ring
Asscher cut diamond ring with small sapphires and hand-engraved detailing, size
6, total weight 3.684 grams. The center natural diamond is an estimated weight
of 2.25 carats, I-1 and M-N color. Seven square cut synthetic blue sapphires are
mounted on the sides, as well as one natural sapphire that was a
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GEORGIAN 12 karat yellow gold
double serpent ring
with rose cut diamond center in a closed back setting, circa 1810-1830, size 9-1/2,
weight 4.664 grams. The diamond is set in a pinched silver collet rim and the scale
design wraps around the entire ring. The diamond is 3.3 to 3.6 mm,
difficult to measure in this setting. The color is a foil backed light
brown and it has a tiny broken edge visible only under magnification. View
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GEORGIAN 10 karat gold and
foil backed rose cut diamonds by-pass ring with two rose cut diamonds, one 4.2 x
4.8 mm, one 4.1 x 4.9 mm, and six 2.1 to 2.4 mm diamonds; clarity S1 to I-1, color foil
backed with slight tint, total weight 2.241 grams. This ring is a size 9, and is
7/16" along the finger at the front and the band is 1/8" wide at the back. Circa 1800-1820, the the two larger diamonds are set in pinched collet rims. View
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GEORGIAN antique 15k Stuart crystal
ring with gold wire cipher on the inside, size 9-1/2, stone itself 1/2"
by 1/2". The crystal is a faceted octagon with a tiny layer of brown under
the crystal and a dash of rose pink coloring. I think the
little cipher says "JC". The band tests 15k and the setting is
silver, so it may have been reset at some point in the past. This is late 1700s to early 1800s and really
lovely, a treasure for the collector of antique rings and a delight to wear
with care.
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GEORGIAN or
VICTORIAN high domed rock crystal cabochon ring with reverse carved and
painted robin bird on a branch with oak leaves. The setting also has has
three leaves in gold on each side of the center cabochon. The ring is just a
tad under a size 9 and runs 3/4" along the finger, the cabochon is a very
deep 1/3" with some scratching visible under magnification, some paint
missing inside as can be seen in the photos. The band, which may be
later-added, is hallmarked for 9ct gold, "375", maker "T&S", "9 375 R"
in a hexagon mark. The cabochon tests as rock crystal, the band
tests 10k, and the setting around the cabochon setting tests 14k. NOTE: That is my windows reflected in the
left side of the dome. This is reflective and seems to almost glow from inside the
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VICTORIAN 14
karat yellow gold pietra dura ring with pink rose turquoise forget-me-nots
and green leaves in it’s box, ring size 8 and 7/8" along the finger, boxed
marked Civil Service Stores, Strand" (est 1864?), total weight .23. Mary R
said it is 14k 6.7 grams or .21 ounces, a high karat gold over a lower karat
gold.
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VICTORIAN 9k
reverse painted fly under quartz crystal oval ring surrounded by a halo of pearls
in shades of white to gray, beautifully accenting the insect itself. It is a
ring size 3-1/2, and 5/8" by 1/2" across the top of the ring.
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DATE RING14k white gold filigree date ring for 1927. This ring has a
tiny diamond between the numbers "9" and "2", and it’s a size 5-1/2,
marked inside the band "14k". The black center part could
be onyx or black glass.
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VICTORIAN 10k yellow gold
garnet and seed pearl ring in original box, size 6, 1/2" at front,
circa 1880.
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VICTORIAN 10-14k Tassie cameo portrait
of "Mad" King George II, (1738-1820), size 5 and 3/4" by 5/8" along the finger.
This material for making cameos was invented by James Tassie late 18th
century. The blue coloring at 3 o’clock on the ring is probably a manufacturing
error at the time it was made since the blue color is also under the top layer of
the white cameo, seen from the side. The total weight is about .26 ounces. Hallmarks on the band are crown 375 tiger face and cursive "D"
maker’s mark "B G", band tests 10k, front tests 14k, so I am thinking it is
possible that he band may not be original to the ring. There are no other signs
that it was ever anything else, though. View
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GEORGIAN 15 carat ring with
hair underneath crystal and the initials "AC" made of tiny pearls and woven
hair, which is surrounded by seed pearls, and engraved on
the back "Alice Coleman, obt 10 Jan’y 1795, at 39", size 9-3/4, 3/4" across
front. It comes in a box from the well-known shop "Cameo Corner Ltd., 26
Museum Street, London WCI".
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GEORGIAN 15 carat ring with
hair underneath crystal and the initials "AC" made of tiny pearls and woven
hair, which is surrounded by seed pearls, and engraved on
the back "Alice Coleman, obt 10 Jan’y 1795, at 39", size 9-3/4, 3/4" across
front. It comes in a box from the well-known shop "Cameo Corner Ltd., 26
Museum Street, London WCI".
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GEORGIAN antique memorial or mourning hair ring, an antique 1802-dated 9
karat yellow gold, seed pearl and hair mourning ring inscribed inside "En
Thornton obt 8 Nov 1802 at 54". The size is 8-3/4 and it is 1/2" along the
finger at the front. The total weight is about .13 ounces. There are 20 pearls
around the center compartment, all beautifully matched and prong set. There is
a tiny faint spot of scratches on the crystal, visible only under very close
examination, but the braided hair can still be seen through it, and the setting
is in very good condition. This is a real treasure from another age.

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DIAMOND ring with
one canary and three clear diamonds set in platinum and 14k yellow gold,
circa
late 1800s, size 6-1/4+ and weighs about .10 ounces. This is a natural fancy
yellow diamond, I color, 6.5 x 4.8 x 2.16 mm. There are no hallmarks so it is probably a US rather than an English piece. The
stones are brilliant and just sparkle!
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GEORGIAN
garnet ring with seed pearls surround, beveled glass cover, size 6-3/4 and with
a 3/4" by 1/2" top, crystal scratched under high magnification, tests 10-14k
rose and yellow gold, total weight .21. NOTE: This ring originally came to me
with a crystal covered hair compartment on the front, but it was damaged so we
had a professional jeweler custom cut a foil-backed flat garnet faceted around
the edge to fit
it. Now it is one of my favorite rings!
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VICTORIAN 18k yellow gold
marquise bezel micro mosaic doves
ring in lovely blue, pink, white and green, Italian circa 1860, size 7 and 3/4"
along the finger. A somewhat similar ring can be seen in V. Davies
"Rings 1800-1910" on page 38.
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EDWARDIAN Deco platinum and 18k white gold ring that is set with 15 Old
European Cut diamonds. The ring is an elongated shield shape with 3 diamonds
stacked vertically and surrounded with a halo of diamonds. It is finished with a
delicate milgrain edging around each diamond and a hand engraved wheat pattern
on the shank shoulders. It is marked inside the band, "Platinum, A*, 18K".
It is size 5-1/4 and
weighs 2.2 dw (3.5 grams) and the total diamond weight is 0.80 carats, color
I-L, clarity VS 2 to SI I.

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VICTORIAN 18k memorial ring in gold with black enameling marked "SH
Chamberlaine Ob 23AUG1866" around the outside and engraved inside, size
7-1/2. See "Warman’s Jewelry, 3rd Ed, page 36. Another ring
similar to this can be seen in "Jewels & Jewelry" by Clare Phillips on page
140-3 and in Becker’s "Antique & Twentieth Century Jewelry" on page 54,. View
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DIAMOND
brilliant solitaire
ring set into an elegant 14k white gold four-pronged ring, size 7-3/4 and the diamond is
about .85 carats, or about 1/4" across the top. The diamond is
non-fluorescent, G-I color, estimated at .88 carats, 6-19 by 6.27 x 3.75 mm. The
setting is 14k white gold and it’s brand new. The spread table of this
diamond indicates it is circa 1960-70s. There is a natural cavity on the
diamond under one prong which doesn’t detract in any way as it cannot be
seen except under magnification. Wonderful
brilliant sparkle in this very nice diamond in excellent condition!
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DIAMONDS 18k white gold filigree
diamond ring with three diamonds in a white gold filigree setting, size
6-3/4 total weight .19 ozs, or 2.610 grams. There are 3
single cut diamonds, 0.09tw, I1. One is chipped but you cannot see it
without a loupe to magnify it. This would make a lovely wedding ring, as
well as a day-to-day ring. Filigree never goes out of style!
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DIAMOND and 14 karat
white gold filigree ring size 10-1/2 and lays almost 1/3" along the finger.
It is
marked on the inside with a partial mark "14K" and some initials
that cannot be read. The diamond is
4.7-4.7-2.61mm, .35ct, J color, VS1 clarity. This would make a lovely
wedding ring, as well as a day-to-day ring. Filigree never goes out of
style!
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RING diamonds and 14 karat yellow gold 5
diamond line ring, marked inside "14k JSS", size 9-3/4 to 10 and is
3/16" wide at the front. The diamonds are 3.6 to 3.8mm and I2 to I3 clarity,
I-J color. TW is about .95 carats. Not only is it wonderful alone, it’s
also just right for stacking with other rings.
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VICTORIAN 18k ruby and diamonds ring, marked inside the band "18ct",
size 7-1/4 and the front element is about 7/16" wide, comes in a vintage
box. This is a natural ruby with some edge wear commiserate with the
age. The diamonds are Old European cut and .26 total weight between the
two, and they are I to I-J. The ruby is about 1/4 carat. The total
weight is 3.61 grams. This is circa 1900, over 100 years old.

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RING 14k and diamond engagement ring with one center
diamond and three smaller diamonds on each side, size 11 and 3/16" wide at
the front. Diamond 3.85mm .05tw 6 single cut diamonds .20 cts I VS.
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VICTORIAN memorial ring in gold with black enameling marked "SH
Chamberlaine Ob 23AUG1866" around the outside and engraved inside, size
7-1/2. See "Warman’s Jewelry, 3rd Ed, page 36. Another ring
similar to this can be seen in "Jewels & Jewelry" by Clare Phillips on page
140-3 and in Becker’s "Antique & Twentieth Century Jewelry" on page 54,. View
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VICTORIAN memorial ring in gold with black enameling marked "SH
Chamberlaine Ob 23AUG1866" around the outside and engraved inside, size
7-1/2. See "Warman’s Jewelry, 3rd Ed, page 36. Another ring
similar to this can be seen in "Jewels & Jewelry" by Clare Phillips on page
140-3 and in Becker’s "Antique & Twentieth Century Jewelry" on page 54,. View
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GEORGIAN
18 carat yellow gold 1820-1840 ring with mine cut diamond, four natural
pearls and black and white enamel, size 7-3/4. You can just barely see
where it was once engraved as a memorial inside the band, but over the
years it has almost all rubbed away. The raised design goes all around
the band in a chain-like design meeting at the front with scrolls
that hold the central rectangular element. There is loss of some of the black
enameling visible only under magnification and wear on some of the
pearls. The diamond is approximately 0.15 carat, SI-2 clarity and I-J
color, ring total weight 5.086 grams.
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VICTORIAN 18 karat yellow
gold "I Cling to Thee" ring with a cross motif in diamonds, hallmarked
Chester England 1884 and maker marked "BHJ", weighs about .13ozs. A
beautiful sentiment on a beautiful and unusual ring.
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VICTORIAN Civil War era 1876
McClure
ring and bar pin set with provenance:
a 12 karat yellow
gold, mine cut diamond and black onyx (dyed black chalcedony) bar pin and ring engraved "A.K.Mc to E.G. 1876".
The ring is a 12 karat yellow gold
size 7-1/4, has been sized in the past. The diamond is a cushion
shaped mine cut approximately 4.0 x 3.5 x 2.5 mm. and about 0.25 carats,
color I, clarity I-1 with a shallow chip under one prong visible under
magnification.
The brooch is 12k yellow gold,
cushion shaped mine cut diamond and black onyx (dyed black chalcedony) bar pin engraved "A.K.Mc
to E.G. 1876". The diamond is approximately 3.2-3.8 x 2.55 mm, about
0.20 carats. This ring and brooch were given to Eliza Gray McClure in 1876 by her husband
Alexander Kelly McClure

(b.1828, d.1910). The jewelry is engraved on both pieces.
Alexander McClure was a

politician and writer, and was a biographer and supporter of Abraham Lincoln in the
1860 Presidential election, just before the Civil War. He owned a newspaper and was a prolific
political writer. According to the
1860 census he lived in Franklin County, Pennsylvania.
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VICTORIAN silver ring with rose gold overlay rose and green gold
overlay leaves, size 8-12 and 3/4" along the finger.
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VICTORIAN sterling buckle ring, hallmarked for Birmingham, England,
sterling, dated 1881, maker GL&Co, size and wide. The buckle is a symbol of
binding loyalty and strength. This is smooth and easy to wear, and though it
does have a bit of wear both inside and out, it is visible under close
examination. G Loveridge & Co (George Loveridge).

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VICTORIAN cameo ring set in 10 karat yellow gold and with a woman’s profile,
size 7 and 1-2" by 1/3" across the top. There are no marks inside the band but
it does test as 10 karat gold. It weighs .12 ounces and is in excellent vintage
condition, a love classic.

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VICTORIAN lady
wearing a vulcanite cameo pendant, agate bracelet, coin charm bracelets,
heart lock and key bracelet and multiple rings including a memorial ring.
Cabinet card marked "Bushby, 13 Temple Place, Boston" on the front.
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GEORGIAN 18k yellow gold
and banded agate memorial ring, hallmarked London, engraved "Michael Simpson
died 12 July 1835 Age 40 Years" and dated 1835, size 7-1/4, as is.
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In the 1856 book "Inquire
Within for Anything You Want to Know" by G.G. Evans, the
symbolism of wearing rings on the left hand is
described. A ring worn on the first finger signals a man desiring a
wife, or a woman not spoken for. A ring worn the second finger signals
an engaged person, and on the third finger a married person. A person
who plans never to marry wears a ring on the little finger.

18k YELLOW GOLD
band with gypsy set diamond, engraved inside "AJK" for my
grandmother, Agnes Jeanette King", circa 1910.
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14k GOLD
and approximately 1.2 carat Old European cut diamond, slight yellow color and
VS1 clarity, ring in antique style 14k yellow and white gold setting.
Diamond is circa 1900, setting is a contemporary one in a vintage style.
size 4-3/4.
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VICTORIAN ring with
an emerald, a sapphire and a diamond, circa 1882, very faint remains of
engraved date and initials "C__" inside the band as well as a
partial date "’82", but the marks have worn off over time. It is a size
5-1/8 and 1/2" along the finger. This is a piece from my mother’s side
of the family.
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CAMEO ring,
a family piece brought back from Italy after WWI. This classic style goes
back to Victorian times.
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VICTORIAN
signet ring
with the initials "JHC", circa 1900.
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VICTORIAN taille
d’epargne black enamel and seed pearl ring,
rectangular shape with seed pearl, circa 1870. View
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AMETHYST
ring marked 9ct but tests a bit higher, finger size 9 and lays 7/8" along the
finger. A beautiful prong set amethyst with leaves at each end and in excellent condition,
both the gem stone and setting.
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ESSEX
Victorian antique rock crystal reverse carved and hand painted ring with a pink and gray flowers,
really special. It is a size 8, with the ring
top 1/2" by 1/3". Set in 10k yellow gold, it is amazing how
these were made, looking a bit like a paperweight. The flowers are reverse painted by hand, and the backing
behind them looks like mother-of-pearl.

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VICTORIAN antique 15 karat yellow gold
memorial or mourning hair ring with an engraved "LS" on the front and the
word "Mother" inside the band. It is a size 8-1/4 and is 1/4" wide. The hair
is in excellent vintage condition, amazing for it’s age. The total weight is
.10 and is is a real treasure.
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PAGE 61 of Victorian hair rings.

A. Bernhard
&
Co. Catalogue, 1870

VICTORIAN hair set in
gold ring with initials "MPH", size 6-1/2.
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PAGE 13 of Victorian hair
jewelry: bracelets, brooches, charms and pendants.

A. Bernhard
&
Co. Catalogue, 1870

VICTORIAN hair ring with
shield front, size 9-1/4. #V21550

VICTORIAN 14k ring with woven
hair inside, size 7-1/4. See Bell’s "Collector’s Encyclopedia of Hairwork
Jewelry" page 185.
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hair ring as shown at right #V15258, and on page 13 of the catalogue. #V15458.

GEORGIAN memorial hair ring
with pearl surround and blonde hair. Size 7-1/4 and engraved, "
Joseph Dixon died 16th Jan.y 1815 aged 50".
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By custom, wedding rings are worn on the
third finger of the left hand. In the 1856 book "Inquire
Within for Anything You Want to Know" by G.G. Evans, two explanations
are given for this custom. One goes back to Roman times, when a ring was
worn on the fourth finger of the left hand because it was believed that
a nerve ran from there to the heart. In Christian custom, the third
finger symbolizes the Trinity.

VICTORIAN 14 karat gold and
belcher set old European cut diamond ring circa 1900, approximately a .56 carat diamond,
I-J color and I-1 clarity,
marked inside band "14k", size 4-3/4, weight .10ozs.
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VICTORIAN 18
karat white gold and diamond daisy ring in a nine diamond cluster circa
1900. This lovely cluster ring has a round brilliant cut center diamond
of approximately .32 carats, VS-2, H. The eight melee diamonds are round
full cut diamonds of approximately .72 carats total, G-H color. Total
weight about 4.3 grams. Hallmarked "750" and the anchor for Birmingham
with a maker’s mark "HM", no date letter. This would also make a lovely
engagement or wedding ring.
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VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold and
diamond buckle ring. The diamond is a 0.27 carat brilliant cut K-L in color and
SI2 in color, a newer stone in a Victorian setting, marked inside
the band "14k", size 6, total weight about .08ozs.
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VICTORIAN 15 carat yellow gold
garnet cabochon poison ring with a hinged compartment, a large size 9-1/4, front 5/8" back
band 1/8". The garnet cabochon was called a carbuncle in the 1800s, and
the ring may have held a memorial piece and certainly not poison.
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VICTORIAN
14k white gold filigree and carved coral ring surrounded by six ruby
baguettes (one is a replacement and is a little larger than originals),
size 8-1/4", 1", weight .19ozs.
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GARNET 10k
yellow gold and gypsy set garnet ring, marked "MST 37.5" and an unknown
hallmark inside the band, size 8, 1/3" wide.
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VICTORIAN 14k
red and green cabochons ring, embossed design, circa 1900, size 8-1/4.
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Men’s seal, garnet and opal rings.
14k birth month rings, all real stones. Priced in the catalogue from $1.60 to
$18.00 each.

Daniel Low
& Co., 1901

GARNET
cabochon pinky ring with embossed sides, set in yellow gold and circa 1890.
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GEORGIAN 15k ring with a wine red garnet cabochon surrounded by a halo
of seed pearls in graduated sizes and an outer ring of midnight blue enamel. Circa 1800-1820, it is a
size 6-1/4 and lays 1/2" along the finger. The gem stone "garnet"
was named after the fruit "pomegranate" for the color and luminescence of
the seeds.
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RING
Edwardian 18k band ring with center diamond and two side rubies, all gypsy
set. Inside are hallmarks for Chester, England, 1917, and the maker’s mark,
partly illegible, is "__an HLd,". It’s also marked "18k". It’s a size 7-1/4 and about 1/4" wide at the front and 1/8" on the
back. The center is an elongated oval that is scrolled at both sides.
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GARNET and diamond ring, a
heart-shaped garnet cabochon with rose cut diamonds set in 15 karat
yellow gold shank with a silver gilt sterling top, size 7-1/2, front
3/4". This is a 20th century ring made to look like it is older,
beautiful but not an antique.
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~ Late 1700s to
1840s ~
It is always fun when a ring is inscribed with a
date, taking the guess work out of circa dating. Although jewelry is
sometimes seen with a much later inscription, that is not the norm.
Rings from the early 1800s that are not dated may also have features to help identify them. Stones
in that period were often set in a close-backed mounting, and sometimes
foiled as well. Stones in the rings could also be set in a silver head
with a karat gold band and rose cut diamonds, all typical of this time
period. Hair and memorial rings were worn by both men and women.

~ 1860 to
1890 ~
Jewelry catalogues came into vogue along with the
mass production of jewelry. Looking at the illustrations and written
descriptions is a definitive way to date pieces. Hair jewelry was still
popular and could be fashioned as a home craft or ordered from
catalogues. Taille
d’epargne enamel work became very popular, as did mosaic and Mizpah rings.
Jewelry of this era can be a bit heavier and more somber that later
jewelry.

GARNET 9ct garnet cabochon and rose cut diamonds ring in a split shank
style. It tests as 9-10 carat yellow and white gold ring, size 8-1/4 and
7/16" by 1/3" across the top, weight .14 ounces. My jeweler polished the
gold setting on this ring so that it looks new, but it isn’t. An
interesting note is that the gem
stone "garnet" was named after the fruit "pomegranate" for the color and
luminescence of the seeds.

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GEORGIAN woven human hair ring with
seed pearls surround, beveled glass cover, size 6-3/4 and with a 3/4" by 1/2"
top, crystal scratches visible under magnification, tests 14k and about .21
ounces total weight.
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VICTORIAN ring with two garnet
doublets and pearls set in 10k yellow gold, marked inside "O10kB", size
9-1/4 and 3/8" along the finger, total weight .08 ounces. A "doublet" is
a gem that combines two layers, one of a gem stone and one of glass in
this case. Garnet doublets were first used circa 1850, but I think this
ring is circa 1890. One tiny pearl has lost a bit of the nacre, visible under magnification.
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VICTORIAN 15 karat
yellow gold ring with pearls and blue pastes set in an elongated eye
shape, size 6-1/2 and runs 1" along the finger. There are no marks on
this ring but it tests as 15 karat gold. The lighting in my studio
makes the blue stones look a bit more blue than they really are. It’s a
really lovely ring and so typical of it’s era, late 1890s.

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VICTORIAN Italian cameo infinity ring with 7 high relief carved cameos
in different materials including lava, coral, sea shell and jet, all hand
made and set into a very low karat yellow gold ( 6 to 8 carats), circa 1870,
size 9 and about 7/16" wide. The faces on these cameos are slightly rubbed,
as is expected on a ring this old, but the features can all be easily seen.
These would probably have been brought home from a Grand Tour that included
Italy where it was made.

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VICTORIAN English antique 1864, Civil War era in America. This is
a 9 carat yellow gold slightly domed ring with a gypsy set round opal
cabochon. Inside are the English hallmarks "P HWL, 9 375" an anchor
for Birmingham and the date letter "P" for 1864. Size 4-1/4 and 1/3" wide at
the front. The opal itself is a 4.1mm round cabochon and it photographs
slightly more blue than it actually is.

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Persian
turquoise is a turquoise with no matrix at all and it was originally
mined in Persia and later brought to Europe. Mines in the US state of New Mexico were also
found to have a similar type of turquoise, like the Cerrillos mines just
south of Santa Fe. The story is that this turquoise was used by
the Tiffany company in the late 1800s and early 1900s, and it may have
even been the source of the lovely aqua color in their advertising.
Turquoise like this was very popular in the Victorian era and even into
the early 20th Century. Often set in karat yellow or rose gold, the
designs were almost endless, as you can see from the selection below. If
you are looking for some wonderful antique turquoise jewelry
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VICTORIAN karat yellow gold and
Persian turquoise ring, the turquoise is set in silver which is mounted to
the gold, circa 1880, size 8, front 5/8". Only very slight
signs of wear commensurate with age and use and the disparity in
turquoise colors is natural and perfectly normal.
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VICTORIAN 18k yellow gold
snake ring with turquoise head and ruby eyes, size 7-1/2, weight .25
ounces, about 1/3" wide at front. Note the detailed scales and
well-crafted face.
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VICTORIAN 15 ct karat yellow gold
ring with channel set Persian turquoise and real pearls, faint illegible trace
of initials inside, circa 1880, size 6 and 5/8" along the finger. A very
similar ring can be seen in V. Davies "Rings 1800-1910" on page 53.
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VICTORIAN 18k Old European cut diamond and Persian turquoise ring with four snakes shank, size
8-3/4 and 7/8" along the finger. The diamonds are approximately 1/4 ct
total weight, shank is 10k rose gold and the top is 18k yellow gold and has been
sized at some point. There is a tiny stable crack at the base of the gallery.
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GEORGIAN Persian turquoise
and diamond dome ring set in 15 karat yellow gold, size 6-1/2 and 5/8" high by
5/8" wide. The diamond is a Mine Cut Cushion about .05 in size and sparkles
beautifully. Lovely Victorian turquoise pieces can be seen in Michael Poynder’s
book "Victorian Jewellery" on page 138 and in

the book "Georgian Jewellery 1714-1830" by Dawes
and Collins on pages 45. As can been seen in the pictures, the
turquoise stones have aged to slightly different colors. That is typical of
turquoise, which is a porous stone and absorbs moisture from the air readily
over the years. View
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EDWARDIAN 9 karat yellow gold, Persian
turquoise and seed pearl ring, hallmarked 9 375 for 9 carat yellow gold
and maker RJ, circa 1910, size 7-1/4. View
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Right after getting this lovely turquoise ring, we found this little Robin’s
egg in the front yard, and it fits the ring perfectly!

EDWARDIAN 15k Persian turquoise oval cabochon ring circa
1910, size 9 and lays 5/8" along the finger, marked on the inside "625" for
15k gold.
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TURQUOISE and
diamond ring with a gorgeous aqua color and a diamond halo around it. The
Tiffany Company owned turquoise mines in Cerrillos, New Mexico, for a number
of years and used this turquoise with no matrix, making it popular.
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VICTORIAN 9ct turquoise and seed
pearls ring, heart-shaped with links band design, size 7-1/4.
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VICTORIAN girl’s
Persian turquoise ring and gold filled thimble in original fitted box. This
would have bee a lovely gift for a young girl.
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VICTORIAN turquoise and seed
pearls ring, crescent with three stones, size 6-1/4.
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VICTORIAN 15k Persian turquoise ring
with half pearl center, size 5-3/4 and 1/3" along the finger, tests as 15 karat
yellow gold. The front is set like a little forget-me-not flower which
symbolizes remembrance. View
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VICTORIAN 15k shield shaped
ring with seed pearls and a diamond center with black enameling, doubly
hallmarked for the maker "HA" date 1821 ?, size 6 and 7/16" along the
finger, tests as 15 karat yellow gold.
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VICTORIAN 15k Persian
turquoise ring with diamond center, front half of the shank beautifully
engraved, tiny hair locket with beveled glass cover on the back, size 7 and 1/3"
along the finger, tests as 15 karat yellow gold. The front is set like a little
forget-me-not flower which symbolizes remembrance.
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VICTORIAN Persian turquoise and diamond ring in a 15 karat yellow
gold setting, size 6 and 1/4" along the finger. It has a .10 ct old mine cut
diamond in a bloomed gold finished setting, circa 1880s. One each side there is a dainty etched designs
and around the little turquoises are pierced holes. The front is set
like a little forget-me-not flowers which symbolizes remembrance.

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VICTORIAN Persian turquoise and seed pearl ring set in 9 carat
yellow gold, stones are prong set with a leaf on each side of the
center. This is hallmarked for Birmingham, England, 9 carat gold and
while I cannot make out the date letter, these are generally circa
1880’s. It is a size 8-1/2 and is about 3/8" along the finger. The front
is set like a little forget-me-not flowers which symbolize remembrance.

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VICTORIAN antique ring with rose cut diamonds and Persian turquoise in a
graceful elongated shape and in a 9 karat yellow gold setting. Made in the
late 1800s, it is a size 5-3/4 and runs 1" along the finger and it 1/4" at
the widest. There are 22 rose cut diamonds of about .15 total weight and
they add a nice sparkle to the ring. The turquoise used in Victorian
jewelry has an interesting history, and if you would enjoy reading more
about it, click

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VICTORIAN antique turquoise, garnet and seed pearls ring in a 10
karat gold setting, size 6-1/2 and 1/2" wide as it lays on the finger, and
it weighs .06 ozs. It’s a lovely design and is beautifully decorated with a
halo of tiny gold beads at the top and designs on each shoulder as well.

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VICTORIAN 15k Persian turquoise ring with a scroll on each side of the row
of stones, each having an etched design, size 7-1/2. It does test 15 karat gold and is in otherwise very good
vintage condition, and it weighs .06 ozs. This will come in a brand new square ring box
in this same style, but the one that is shown is for display only.
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VICTORIAN 15k Persian turquoise ring with the forget-me-not flower shape in
the middle and a pearl on each side, size 8 and 5/16" wide at the
front. It has had the back of the band professionally
replaced at some time in the past, but the maker’s marks remain and say "WJG" and "15" for 15 karat gold.
The forget-me-not symbolized eternal love or friendship.
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VICTORIAN antique turquoise ring with tiny seed pearls set around a
cushion-shaped turquoise, beautifully decorated sides, not marked, size 6
and runs about 1/2" along the finger, and it weighs .07 ozs. Persian
turquoise is a beautiful blue color turquoise with no matrix at all and
it was originally mined in Persia and then brought to Europe. In New Mexico, the Cerrillos mines just
south of Santa Fe were also found to have a similar type of turquoise. The
story is that this turquoise was used by the Tiffany company in the late 1800s
and early 1900s, and it may have even been the source of the lovely aqua color
in their advertising. The turquoise used in Victorian jewelry has an
interesting history, and to read more about it, click

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VICTORIAN
antique 10 karat yellow gold and turquoise ring in an eye shape with seed
pearls all around, engraved with initials "EJP." and hallmarked "H&S" for
the maker, and "10c" on the inside of the band. It is a size 8-1/4 and it
weighs .07 ozs. Persian turquoise is a beautiful blue color turquoise with
no matrix at all and it was originally mined in Persia and then brought to
Europe. In New Mexico, the Cerrillos mines just south of Santa Fe were also
found to have a similar type of turquoise.

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VICTORIAN Persian turquoise ring with two turquoise half-cabochons
offset with two pearls, marked "14k" inside the band, size 5.

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VICTORIAN antique 9 ct yellow gold and turquoise ring with 6 turquoises
surrounding a single tiny pearl and embossed decorated shoulders. It
is hallmarked "FW 9 375" with the
anchor mark and the date letter "Z". It is a size 8-1/2 and it weighs .06 ozs.

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VICTORIAN antique 14k gold and turquoise band ring with 3 turquoises and
two opals, a nice combination. It’s marked "14k" inside the band, size
6-3/4 and 1/4" wide at the front, weight about .06 ounces. Made in the
1880s, it’s a lovely ring to wear. The last photo here shows just some of
the many turquoise rings like this that were made in turquoises, and they
are fun to collect and wear together or one at a time!

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VICTORIAN antique turquoise ring in a sideways eye shape with three
turquoises surrounded by seed pearls, a lovely design. It is marked inside
the band "9 14", and it is a size 7+ and 1/2" along the finger. This type of
turquoise is often called Persian turquoise, a generic name because it
probably did not come from Persia. It is a beautiful blue colored turquoise
with no matrix at all, and in New Mexico, the Cerrillos mines just south of
Santa Fe were also found to have a similar type of turquoise. It is
interesting to know that the Cerrillos turquoise was used by Tiffany at the
turn of the last century and that a parure of turquoise and diamonds were in
a wedding gift from King George VI to Elizabeth. The turquoise used in
Victorian jewelry has an interesting history, and if you would enjoy reading
more about it, click

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VICTORIAN Persian turquoise ring with diamonds opals on each side,
hallmarked "__Bros,9 375, an anchor and the date letter "Z". Size 7-1/4+. View
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VICTORIAN delicate single row 14k yellow gold ring with four Persian
turquoise and a center diamond, size 4-1/2.

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VICTORIAN 9 carat and turquoise ring with a yin-yang design accented
with two seed pearls. There is one illegible stamped mark inside the band,
and this tests as 9 karat gold, size 6-7/8 and runs just shy of 1/2" along
the finger. Persian turquoise is a beautiful blue color turquoise with no
matrix at all and it was originally mined in Persia. In New Mexico, the
Cerrillos mines just south of Santa Fe were also found to have a similar
type of turquoise.

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VICTORIAN English
antique 18k, turquoise, diamond double row ring, hallmarked for Birmingham,
England, 1897 size 6-1/2 or English size M, 1/4" wide at the front. It is
rare to see such complete and legible hallmarks. Approximately .2 carats
total weight in 7 rose cut diamonds, which are good ones, VS-SI and near
colorless.
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A wonderful collection of Victorian turquoise rings!

VICTORIAN antique 18 karat and turquoise ring with a diamond center and
7 turquoises. This is made in the forget-me-not shape to signify
remembrance and eternal love. It is marked inside the band "750" for
18 karat gold, size 4-1/8 and 5/16" wide on the top.

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VICTORIAN 10k turquoise and seed pearl ring in an elongated eye shape so
flattering to the finger. It is a size 6 and runs 1/2" along the
finger in the front. It has no marks but tests as 10 karat yellow gold, and it weighs .09
ounces. Made around 1900, it is still in great condition and has been
well cared for.

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TURQUOISE turquoise cabochon ring with a halo of diamonds in an 18
karat yellow and white gold setting. The band of this ring is yellow gold
and the setting for the turquoise is white gold. It is hand etched on the inside
of the
band is "18k" for 18 karat yellow gold and it tests 18k as well.
The combination of turquoise and diamonds was very popular in the late Victorian
era and favored by the royalty as
well, one queen being given a large parure of turquoise and diamonds.
This ring is a size 8+, the front is about 1/2" by
1/2". It weighs .18 ounces. This type of turquoise with no matrix
is often called Persian turquoise. Persian
turquoise is a beautiful blue color turquoise with no matrix at all and
it was originally mined in Persia and then brought to Europe. In New Mexico, the Cerrillos mines just
south of Santa Fe were also found to have a similar type of turquoise. The
story is that this turquoise was used by the Tiffany company in the late 1800s
and early 1900s, and it may have even been the source of the lovely aqua color
in their advertising. The turquoise used in Victorian jewelry has an
interesting history, and to read more about it, click

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VICTORIAN antique 1906 dated 18 karat yellow gold band ring with
rubies and diamond in a lovely scrolled and embossed design. It has
British hallmarks on the inside of the band "SS" for the maker and the
marks for 18k gold, Birmingham and the date of 1906 when this was made.
It is a size 10 and it weighs .07 ounces. A classic, it is in excellent
condition, well cared for in every way and a treasure for many years
more to come.

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RING 14k gold morning glory embossed
size pinkie or baby size 3-3/4 ring.
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VICTORIAN 10k yellow gold
wedding band size 8-1/2 and approximately .15 ounces. #G23204
FINE solid gold 10k plump engraved band rings.
All rings with the letter "A" prefixed to number are 8K fine.

A.C. Becken Catalogue, 1902

14 KARAT Victorian baby ring with star set Persian turquoise
and seed pearls, circa 1890, size 2-3/4. #G23828

RING 10k
yellow gold and Persian turquoise child’s ring. #G29419

VICTORIAN 10 karat yellow gold wedding or cigar band ring, size 6-1/4
and 1/3" wide and it weighs .14 ounces. This has been resized at some point.
There is a very simple touch mark inside the band, the meaning of which I do
not know. Here is one small smooth spot where this could be resized. The
A.C. Becken Catalogue, 1902
shows a nice selection of these rings, but they
were sold in other places back then too. The last photos shows four of
these wonderful rings, just for reference.

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VICTORIAN 10 karat yellow and rose gold
wedding or cigar band band ring. This one has 12 smaller flat parts that create
the round ring, and each has a leaf and scroll design on it. Size 6-1/2,
it weighs .06 ounces. It has one little section where it looks like it
may have been resized in the past, so it could be again. The
A.C. Becken Catalogue, 1902
shows a nice selection of these rings, but they
were sold in other places back then too. The last photos shows four of
these wonderful rings, just for reference.
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VICTORIAN 9ct gold wedding or cigar band ring, hallmarked 375 (9ct), maker BV,
date 1908, size 7-1/4 and 1/4" wide and it weighs .10 ounces. This is
heavier and better made than many rings in this style, and the gold has a
bit of rose gold tint. The
A.C. Becken Catalogue, 1902
shows a nice selection of these rings, but they
were sold in other places back then too. The last photos shows four of
these wonderful rings, just for reference.

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VICTORIAN 10 karat yellow gold
wedding or cigar band ring. It has a repeating design of alternating
leaves and geometrics, really lovely. Size 7-1/2, it weighs .06 ounces.
The
A.C. Becken Catalogue, 1902
shows a nice selection of these rings, but they
were sold in other places back then too. The last photos shows four of
these wonderful rings, just for reference.
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FINE solid gold 10k plump engraved band rings.
All rings with the letter "A" prefixed to number are 8K fine.

A.C. Becken Catalogue, 1902
Third row down, 2nd from the right
Forth row down, 2nd from the left

VICTORIAN ring, 14k yellow gold
band with rubies and diamonds, size 6-3/4, 1-3" wide.
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Stack of Victorian yellow gold band rings.

VICTORIAN gold baby rings used as charms on a charm bracelet with a padlock
closure.

EDWARDIAN
English 9ct rose gold embossed band ring with alternating floral rose and
shield designs, size 6-1/2 and 1/3" wide, weight .18 ozs, hallmarked "GYBS,
9t 375" with an anchor and the date letter for1911. This is one of the
nicest band rings I have ever had.
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RING Victorian 14k tested
yellow gold, diamond and ruby buckle motif ring, size 11-1/2, 1/8" to 1/4"
wide. #G50997

VICTORIAN 9ct buckle ring dated 1898. See
Luthi’s Sentimental Jewelry page 32.
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VICTORIAN buckle ring with diamond center, marked inside the band "NBS
375, size 9+ and 1/8" wide; weight is .09 ounces. The buckle, in
addition to being a lovely motif, was a symbol of strength and binding love.

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VICTORIAN 18k English wedding band
ring,
hallmarked Birmingham 1882, size 4. #G25289

18k YELLOW GOLD
wide heavy gold band, size 4-3/4 and 1/4" wide. and
approximately .15 ounces #G29483

EDWARDIAN 15ct band with gypsy set ruby and diamonds,
circa 1900, size
7-1/4. A very similar ring can be seen in V. Davies "Rings 1800-1910"
on page 46. View
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VICTORIAN 10k yellow gold horseshoe
good luck
ring, size 7-1/2, 1/2" wide at front.
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VICTORIAN engraved wedding bands. View
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VICTORIAN engraved wedding bands. View
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Girls rings, boys rings, baby
rings.
Signet rings, highly carved and plain designs. Priced in the
catalogue from $ .75 to $16.00 each.

Daniel Low & Co., 1901

SIGNET 14k yellow gold ring
with medical "Caducaus" entwined snake, size 5-3/4.
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10k "Solid gold" finger rings. Priced in the
catalogue from $1.50 to $25.00 each.

Daniel Low & Co., 1901

ENGLISH 14k and carnelian signet ring, size 9, marked "585" for 14k on
the inside of the band, it has a 9/16" by 1/2" center stone. The total
weight of the ring is .31 ounces, so it is substantial, and it is in
excellent condition with a beautifully designed setting.

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VICTORIAN garnet and seed pearl 10 karat rose gold ring with an engraved
design. It is marked on the inside
"Sep 2 ’97" and the initials "M.E.F", and a crossed
arrows symbol, perhaps for the maker. It is a size 6-3/4 and 11/16" along the
finger. The garnet is 7.6 x 5.3 x 3.12 mm, or 1-1/4 ct, tw 3.82 (0.13 ozs)
and it does show wear upon close examination..

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VICTORIAN 9k signet ring with an intaglio carved sard in a 9
karat rose gold setting, circa 1890, size 6-1/2, 1/2" front, total weight
0.11 ounces. Sard is reddish brown form of chalcedony, seen in a good many
Victorian pieces. This is a lovely translucent stone in a beautiful scroll
embossed setting, total weight 3.121 grams.

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14 K yellow gold heavy signet ring engraved
"D/C/G ?", size 9, measures 11/16" across the face.
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VICTORIAN 14k yellow
and rose gold shield shaped ring with black talle d’epergne
enamel, black onyx center and seed pearls, size 7, 1" across the
front.
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PEARL cross-over ring,
possibly a child’s,
circa 1910. This ring can be seen in the 1906

Daniel Low & sons Catalogue. #G34750

PEARLS Victorian antique 18 karat yellow gold half hoop pearl ring with a row of 5
graduated pearls in cut down collet settings, size 7-1/4 and about 3/16"
wide at the front. It has been sized in the past, but you can only see that
on the back of the band. Otherwise it is in very good vintage condition with
the pearls being slightly different shades, as can be seen in the photo. a
piece like this can be seen in the Verlaine Davies book, "Rings 1800-1910"
on page 19, and she dates it to circa 1820.

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#G38236

RING moonstone cabochon and rose cut diamond ring set in 10 karat yellow
gold, size 6-1/4. The diamonds are flat backed rose cuts weighing about .04.
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#G32771

14k DIAMOND yellow gold diamond
ring with decorated band, marked "14k" inside, band worn at the back but
solid, size 6-3/4, head 1/16", wt .05 ounce. View
#V34442

VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold
black and white cameo ring, size 8-1/2.
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VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold
hard stone cameo ring (one side with tiny chip) with diamonds, size 8-1/4.
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14k RING peridot and
diamond ring, size 7. View
#G22078

EMERALD 14k yellow gold and emeralds
trilogy
ring, a size 7. It is marked inside the band "14K’, and the setting is
just lovely with both pierced work under the emeralds and stylized leaf and
scrolls designs on each side. It is in very good vintage condition with only
faint wear atop the emeralds, having been worn for years. It mixes well if
you want to stack it with other bands, which is also fun. The box in the
photo is for display only, not for sale.
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BABY ring in 10k
gold and tiny rubies, circa 1900.
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#G22931

Turn-of-the-century
to 1930s rings includes Edwardian through Deco styles.

FILIGREE 14k white gold
filigree ring with kite shaped synthetic rubies and a small diamond, circa 1930, size 6-1/2,
measures 7/8" across front.
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EDWARDIAN 14k white gold filigree ring with keystone shaped man made rubies,
marked "14k" inside the band, circa 1920, size 5-1/4, measures 3/4"
across front. View
#G26300

VICTORIAN 18k
yellow gold ring with .59ct total weight rubies and .35ct total weight diamonds,
size 7.
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VICTORIAN 18k white and yellow
gold ring with a pierced square-topped genuine ruby ring and diamonds all
around, set in a well made pierced setting, size 6-1/2 and 3/4" by 5/8"
across the top. The .8 carat ruby is natural and unheated, making it more
valuable. It has some age wear on the top facets, consistent with age and
visible under magnification, mentioned for accuracy. The little diamonds are
a mix of rose cuts and single cuts, probably indicating that some were
replaced over the years. It is a really lovely ring and a very unusual one
as well, and I love the setting so be sure to
see it from the side, too.
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14K
yellow gold band with 5 diamonds, circa 1910, size 7-1/4. View
#G26584

DECO 14k white gold ring
with rubies and diamonds ring, size 6-1/2. Hallmarked "ECI" inside
the band.
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FILIGREE 19k white gold
filigree ring with approximately 1/3 ct diamond center, broken sapphire
sides, size 6-1/2. View #V31478

14k DIAMOND
white gold filigree approximately .25 ct diamond ring, size 5-1/4.
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EDWARDIAN platinum
tested 1-1/6" wide band set all around with tiny single cut diamonds, size 7-1/2. #V31479

RING blue topaz set in 10k white, rose and yellow gold filigree,
size 8 and 5/8" along the finger, marked inside "10k". This is just
lovely and the stone is brilliant with no wear or scratches.

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MIZPAH ring in 9ct yellow gold marked on the inside "VWA 375" for the
9ct gold, size 10-14, it is
1/3" wide at the front and 3/16" wide at the back, with wear typical of a piece
this age. The term "Mizpah" means watchtower or beacon and it comes from the
Bible in Genesis XXXL, 49. It means, "sentiment "May the Lord watch between
me and thee when we are absent one from another".

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DIAMOND and 18 karat yellow gold tapered band ring with five Old
European cut diamonds, which are .25 TW, S-1 clarity, and H-I color.
hallmarked with the maker’s mark "AA" in touching circles, and
crown-18-anchor. The date letter may have been removed when the ring was
sized. It is a size 4 and was professionally resized in the past. It is a
lovely ring, could be for a pinky finger, and in excellent vintage
condition.

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EDWARDIAN
9 karat rose gold and garnets snake ring, hallmarks inside of band for
Birmingham 1913, size 13 for a man or a larger woman’s hand,
weight approximately .16oz. The snake was the symbol for infinity and
eternal love. View
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OPAL 14k yellow gold and Australian
opal triplet ring with tiny seed pearls surround, size 6-1/2 and 3/4" along the
finger. A "triplet" is a three-layered stone, in this case a thin slice of opal
with a glass cover to protect it and a white backing to highlight the wonderful
colors. This is often done with opals, and this opal has all the amazing color
you could ever want.
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VICTORIAN 10k yellow gold ring with
synthetic red center stone, two tiny side diamonds, engraved inside N.N. to
A. A.", size 6. View
#31381

GARNET
14k yellow gold and garnet ring, great color, with a long rectangular
center stone and surrounding center stones, size 8-1/2, front is 1-1/2"
tall by 5/8" wide. View
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#V29369

14K YELLOW gold amethyst and
seed pearls oval ring circa 1920.
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BOHEMIAN garnets ring, 14k
yellow gold band and oval cabochon with surrounding rose cut garnets set in
brass top, ring size 5, 3/4" long at the front. Wonderful color.
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RING of Bohemian garnets in
gilt setting, size 7-1/2.
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DIAMOND 10 karat white gold filigree ring with a rectangular top
decorated with a diamond in the center and silver painted incised linear
designs in the black onyx or glass. Made in the early1900s, it is
marked inside but part of the mark has rubbed off so it is too difficult to read. Size 6, the top is 5/8"
by 1/2" across and the setting tests as 10k gold.

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BOHEMIAN GARNETS set in 14 karat yellow gold ring with a lovely design
on each side. The garnets are a lovely rich red color, but the center
stone has a tiny nick in it.

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RING yellow gold, opals,
diamonds and seed pearl ring, size 8 .
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VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold ring with purple stone and seed pearls,
size 8.
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14k WHITE gold filigree ring
with aquamarine center stone in a lovely shade of ocean blue.
View #G21486

14k
OPAL and diamonds ring size 7, 5/8" long and with fabulous coloring.
#G23354

RING 14k tested yellow gold and
opal ring, three oval stones in claw settings, circa 1900, size 7-1/2, opal portion 1/4" by
1/2". View
#G50991/5

14K yellow gold Edwardian ring with opals and mine cut
diamonds, size 7-1/8. View
#G28762

OPAL ring with a diamond halo in a 14 karat white gold setting, size
7-1/2 and the front is about 5/8" by 1/2". The flickering colors of the
opal are lovely and the opal is considered one of the luckiest stones and the
most magical. This ring is faintly marked inside the band "14k" and tests
as 14 karat gold. It weighs .09 ounces.

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RING 14k yellow gold and carnelian intaglio
ring depicting "Justice" holding her scales, an unusual motif, size 8-1/4
it is 3/4"
at the widest point on the front.
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JAPANESE 10k yellow gold shank
and base ring with Japanese Samuri sword kashira with shakudo gilt carved dragon
motif, ring size 7-1/2. The kashira, which is probably comprised of copper and a
small amount of gold, measures 1-1/3" by 2/3"wide. A
similar piece can be seen in Benjamin’s "Antique Jewellery" on page
122.
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14K JADE ring with marquis-shaped jade and a tiny yellow gold
flower and leaf on each side. It is marked "14k" inside the band, size
7-3/4" and runs 7/8" along the finger top. In excellent condition, but
age unknown.

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VICTORIAN large and unusual shell cameo
of a lady holding a torch set in 10k yellow gold (tested) ring, marked inside "JHW 901 __
core", size
6-1/2.
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RING 9 karat yellow gold ring
with the initial "J", size 9-1/2 and 3/4" along the finger, marked
"9ct", weight approximately .17 ozs.
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"Fine solid gold and stone rings."
Onyx, Intaglio, Cameo, Amethyst, Blood Stone, Tiger Eye

E.V. Roddin Catalogue,
1887-1889

RING 9k
and black enameled ring initial "J", circa 1890, size 6-3/4.
#G21551

VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold amethyst ring with inset rose and diamond,
size 7-1/4. View
#G28037
"Real amethyst, diamond inlaid".

"Fine solid gold and stone rings".

E.V. Roddin Catalogue,
1887-1889

VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold amethyst ring with inset rose and diamond,
size 7-1/4. View
#G28037
"Real amethyst, diamond inlaid".

10K
yellow gold purple intaglio ring, size 8-1/2.
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14K
yellow gold oval intaglio Edwardian ring, circa 1910, size 7.
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VICTORIAN 10k yellow
gold ring with tiger eye warrior carved cameo, size 5-1/2" and 5/8" along the
finger.
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VICTORIAN 14k yellow gold
hard stone cameo ring (one side with tiny chip) with diamonds, size 8-1/4.
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"Real stone cameo" ring.
Roddin Catalog circa 1910.

VICTORIAN sterling and garnet ring engraved inside "make
my heart thy home" size 8-3/4.
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RING 10k yellow gold with
moonstone glass cabochon and tiny diamonds size 6-1/4. #G32771

RING 14 yellow gold ring,
long-ways mounted garnet with seed pearls, engraved inside "George to Lilly
G., 8-1878", size 6-1/4 and measures 1/2" across the front.
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RING 10 karat yellow gold
cross-over setting with red faceted glass stones, one as is with some wear
visible under a loupe, and tiny pearls, size 7-1/4.
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EDWARDIAN 14k
yellow gold amethyst and seed pearl ring, circa 1910, size 5-1/2.
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EDWARDIAN 14k yellow gold ruby and diamond ring, circa 1910, size 7-3/4.
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EDWARDIAN 14k yellow gold sapphire and seed pearl ring, circa 1910, size 7-1/2.
View #G26299

RING 9ct and silver with clear paste ring size 7-1/2"
and 5/8" long at the front as it lays on the finger. Marked inside "9ct & sil", early 1900s.
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RING 14k yellow gold ring with
purple center stone, side synthetic rubies, marked inside the band "14k", size
7-3/4 and 5/8" along the finger. My gemologist says that this is a
Alexandrite like color changer corundum with synthetic rubies on each side. View
#G37191

CAMEO ring set in yellow gold, hallmarked
for size 9-1/4, 7/8".
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RING 9 ct yellow gold band ring
with green and clear pastes set in sterling top, size
9+ marked "9ct & sil", early 1900s, lays on the finger 3/4" long.
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RUBY and seed pearl
10 karat yellow gold ring, circa 1900, size 7-1/4 and 5/8" across the
front. View View #G33425

VICTORIAN lady wearing a bar
brooch and a chain necklace with rings and coins as charms. Cabinet card
4-1/4" by 6-1/2" marked "Barron, Sarnia, Ont."

BERNARD
INSTONE sterling and enamel silver ring, size 6-1/2 and 5/8" along the
finger, circa 1930. View
#N35792

VICTORIAN sterling silver Mizpah ring
hallmarked Birmingham 1882-3, size 7-1/4, 1/4" across front and gently
tapering back to 3-16" at back.
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VICTORIAN sterling silver
hand made mizpah ring, hallmarked "P&T", Birmingham, 1862, size 8, 1/4" wide
at front and 1/8" wide at back.
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VICTORIAN silver
buckle ring hallmarked for Birmingham 1894 maker’s mark "A.C.", size 9 and
1/4" wide.
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VICTORIAN 9 carat rose gold wedding band hallmarked for 1853, before the
Civil War. The ring
weights .13 ozs, size 7-3/4 and about 1/8" wide. Hallmarks are
"HA" for the maker, "9.375" for 9 carat gold, a sideways anchor for
Birmingham England and the capitol letter "E" for 1853.

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BRASS
and gold tone metal sample signet rings circa 1900, group of 6. Some are
marked "sample" on the inside. One ring is a size 6-1/2 and one 9-1/4, others
from 6-3/4 to 7-3/4. You can see some in a vintage Low’s Catalogue
HERE.
Some of these salesmen’s sample signet rings are marked W&W for Warren &
Williams, 36 Garnet St., Providence, Rhode Island. In Dorothy Rainwater’s
book on jewelry marks, page 249, it says they were ring manufacturers circa
1904-1912, but they are also on page 89 of "Trademarks" published by the
Jewelers Circular Publishing Company in 1915.

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RING
9ct yellow gold and onyx ring with clear pastes in the center, size 8-1/2 and
1/3" along the finger. The clear pastes in the center are graying a bit, as can
be seen in the photo.

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INLAID ring made of a dark material, possibly wood, with inlaid silver and gold in a
ferns and vase design, size . No matter how I try, I cannot find a definitive test to tell whether this is
tortoise, vulcanite, wood or something different entirely. My guess is
wood, but whatever it is made of,
it’s an interesting and unusual ring for sure! Sadly, it was stolen
from our shop in 2021.

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